Comments on: Livin’ Life with a J-pouch

By: Beatriz M

Beatriz M — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 20:42:12 +0000

Dude your personality f in Rocks’ !!!! I luv it! I have an ileostomy and going for the second surgery in dec…you are so right about how things were before with UC…going out to public places and hoping to make to the stall…Now i look forward at everything and especially eating almost everything i love! I am cook and own a catering co so passion food its entirely my life!…your list sounds great and hope i can accomplish some of those. keep rockin’ that positivetly around cuz negativety is a bore!…

By: Erika

Erika — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 18:49:13 +0000

As I sit here, I have a 101.3 fever, on prednisone (again) and the remicade I have been for 5 years has stopped giving it’s all. Needless to say, UC has literally kicked my ass and the option of surgery is my next step. I’m terrified, and I’m sure you felt the same way. But I want to thank you for your story of life with the J-pouch. It gives me hope, calms my fears, and reminds me that I am stronger then this disease and the more I learn, the more hopeful I am. Thank you for contributing this website, and cheers to you for a life without disease!

By: Brevin

Brevin — Tue, 03 Feb 2009 19:26:03 +0000

Awesomeness times infinity.
I’m currently making a list of things I want to do once UC free with the ol’ JPouch. To be honest, blouse shopping and skydiving isn’t on the list, and neither is the word “shark”. But as a shout out to such optimism, I’ll include “blouse shopping for sharks while jumping out of a plane”.